Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1881, Page 4

HOME COMFORTS, The Daily Bee. Tuesday Morning, March 20. BREVITIES. The Platte and the Loup Lie|Spring Fashions in OCooking Downin theirBed Stoves and Rauges, ‘A thing of beauty is » joy for- plisd to numberless things, snimate ~—Try “Saxe’s choios,” best 5c cigar in | prom Last Eveniog's Brn. and inanimate, usefal or ornamental, The witastion to-day is materlally | Pt whea it can be spplied to some- Bepublicans e Yrge B pricarien changed. | The ,,::,’h falling ol | thing that s both usefal and ornamen- Taesday afternoon. wiong the Ualon Pacif, and beyond | talaitcanin the case of the “Jzws” —For ¥ixe Commercal Job Brinting, | oo ey s 70 0a o the | FABge, i it doubly true. Tais magal- call at Tux Bex Job rooms. ioon s 5 — Whipple, McMillan towns, and will soon be in its original ‘eange is now on exhibition an e O N epian, & On, the o™ | channel. O the B. & M. the track | le st the siove stors of D. Sullivan g ia repoyted flooded in several places, ity sl o and o trains have been ran thus far e Custer to-day, though one is expected o leave No.7,G. A. R., ».,33 = S by way of Plattsmouth fo-night. The —Don't forget o attend the republican | Union Pacific overland exprees will Wfi.y.«.m go—if 1t goes to-day—by way of Bt. —ull ine cf artists’ materials, st Chi- | Joseph and the St. Joseph and West- cago prices, Aubn'sdrug store. ml-lm | ern railroad, which route it will con- —Every republican should see to it that | tinue to take urtil the main line is his name is on the new registry list. again open. General Superin tendent —Hoffman's orchestra and mot another | Clark lefi Fremont for the west on 3 reported, furnished the music for the [a hand car this morning aod Smpecisl chub heuk might, has mot yet been heard from. The —1If you want Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads | water at Fremont st 8 o'dlock a. m. Envelopesor any job work. Oall at THE | pud fallen foot since last night, and Brx Job Rooma. - Prices that will suit | (71 & the water had all disap- g peared axcopt the standing water in —An impertant meeting of the Go | 4y 3 LT e weiher > _ P . ‘weal was Templars will be held at 1315 Capitol | & 0 g clegr, the wind blowing and Avenue this ing, March 28th. S e the ground drying very fast. No the old Grand Centra! stand. The jewel has all the latest im- provements, ard is made of the bost material i use. It is beautifully or- the patent Gray Kasmel ressrvolr at- tachment, is unsurpassed in style and workmanship, and is partic- ularly popular for convenience. Next which is also noted for general util- ity, durability sod_simplicity of con- struotior. cooklng stoves, all of which are guar- 1n ‘price trom $10.00 to $87.00. workmen employed. The public gen- —Mr. Frak Hlfsan, the U, P.|€hst hour, 1t baving sll Sowed off | erally are invited o call. painter, s the happy. father of an eleven | No loss of life had been learned, or pound boy, whichisrrived the 26th inst. | Joas of property or live stock, within Fn-kipwdnl*hhlfldflm: to the ' radius of severa! miles. e e v E A number of families in the neigh- —The condition of several of the streets | poghood of ths Platte or Elkhorn be- in terrible, by reason of washouts. The wlarmed Saturday by theeports conncil committee on streets and grades | U0 R TR O EET has aforce of eight or niue teams and & t,m0d gang of men repaicing dsmages Monday on | 8tation Satarday night, where they St. Mary's avenue, Dodge street and else- | were cared for Sunday by the people, ‘where, returning home Suvdsy night. = The —The famiily of Col. Royall, Inspector | wires are still open west of Fremont General of the Department of the Platte, | butare expected to come up at any bave been passing the winter in Niec, | moment. Telegraphic commurication Ttaly, and and from circamstances attend- R ipen o all polaty wast of pod inclod. ing the recent terrible accident in the | . North Bend b; 1 Keas Opera house there, Col. Royall has feared | P8 md by way ot mey. that his family might have been jn the | Detafls of the damage to the track disaster. He received information, bow- | and other railroad property is not ever, which satisfied him that such was | Jearned. General Manager Kimball ok e chme. informed s Bez reporter that the rail- ~The first session of the anunal meeting | rond has forces in full strength and of the Nebraska State, Teachers' Associa- | material In abundance at the scene of Ludies’ Spring Hats at Ringer's. All ine Spring styles now ready, at the Great New York Hat Store. m22-6t DEEP SEE SOUNDINGS. Discoveries Made by a Rep- resentative of The Busy Bee. A representstive of Tur Bsx called in at Edholr & Erickson’s, the popular jewelers, and was shown some of the finest jewels, dismonds of thefirst water, that were ever be- held In this paré-of -the globe. One. set, especially, dazzled the eyes of the newspaper man. It was a besutifal tion will be held this evening, st il RS, S 0 1R the washouts and would procsed first |Iadies’ [set, valued at five I, s E. B, Kenwedy 1 to blook up the track sod open the | hundred and ffty dollars, W. W. W. Jones, state superintendent of | 1ine in that way, the dirt gang begla- public instruction, will make the response. | ning operations afterward. The ltne Prof. Samuel Aughey, of the state | will probably be open within a week. university, will deliver the inaugural ad-| The B. & M.wirss were all carried dress, ::: m;elt;n(“',-ll wr;'-;n;;; theee | down with the destruction of the seasions being hel 'y, un ursday bridge’ at Oreopolis and all informa- don from the line comes by way of and consisted of a palr of besatifal and tasty solitaire dismonds, gems of the first water, and a comet pin, In which were set a cumber of tho ssme precious stones, finished with elegant carvings in the solid gold bar. This s the finest plece of jewelry ever ex- hiblted in this city, and Is well worth the while of any lady o gentleman to call and see It. Among the other valusbles shown the reporter was & number of ladles’ his tesm beoame frightened and rap ata terrible rate down Farnsm street, until they reachcd Ninth, when né stcceeded in turning them o the north, half a dozen :'m"’hz ::':;::o gold vatches, with splendid views U.P. Ludqun'— men barely getting { jonce. There is & washout in the “Y” | painted on the outside of the cases, t and finished in extra hardened, trans- parent enamel. One view, ““Moon- lighton the Nile,” with the orb of night partly disclosed by a bresk in the silvery clouds, which are floating ever the - dark waters, sheds s besutiful silvery light over the river and surrounding scenery; the light house in the distance, with from the water their inconven few blocks, they -were stopped. Mz, Del- | trains from Plattsmouth. lone was geated in the botbom of the wagon AT THREE 0'CLOCK. box in an informal way, bi+ feet against | The B, & M. concluded to attempt the front of the bex, his hatgone, and him- | the running of no trsine to-dsy. The self and the wagon evered with mud, TUnion Pacthc combined west bound - express of yestorday snd to-day will New Ticsat Ringer's. leave for the west. during' the after- On and afeer March 304 Ish & noon by way of St. Joseph, having in- Sormation Jiat the B Joseph and warn sending forth a Mdahon will bo. located st 1406 | Westarn rosd i all right, At ome | 1S Aeting Pescch U nE VL B Douglas stroet, ready.tor business. - | Soooky “"",‘;_"t""'”,'“};‘fl": ok, atos s beautiil ad sutking -l Prcommes g beon e | picture. The firm has just opened a shot Ly ouiliog it o the | ArRo stock of jeweltg of every de- Bola Robbery. eailroad ties, Other wires will be in | Scription, snd propose, by handling s Dl ing thefe arrivel soamorrow. — Supt, Clark | Rothing but the beit and_selling at Towest prioes, to do the business of from the west & hesvy framed, the west. Cendition of the River. The rise in the river Monday in con- and | sequence of the gorge, came up within & foot anda half of the surface of the smelting works slsg wall. This is stated ss a rise of nineteen feet above low water mark. The bottom was considerably overflown, but before any waterisl damsge ocould result the gorge early yesterdsy gave way in 2 measure and the river began to fall raplély. At two, however, the fall stopped and altogether the river fell a little over three feet. Hero it took aturn the other way and is now slow- Iy rising. The stream goes down st & feacfal speed, carrying now and then, , | great pieces of tee. from his pocker, the two then starting off ataran. It was e dewsoconds be- fore the man fully appreciated the the nelghborhood, and the crest-fallen | Tty morning there wereaboat 1500 victim wended his way to the Atlantic | travellers on the east side of the river House, stopping in Parr's drug store bad o spesk of bis lom, snd maks o | S0 BRTEERECE ULy S & Sons, 1410 Farnham street opposits | tacry, namented and finished in nickle, has in order s " the “Exsaaxt” Range Beeidee theso raoges the 6rm hae a largeand complote stock of anteed to be as represented, ranging A large stock of all kinds of cooking utensils, tinware, shelf-hardware, etc., on band; guttering and roofing execut- ed on short notice. None but the best ul 4 40 the beet menon of recovr- | Gy, Al ily the exir expeose ing it. Ho admitted that he was | ocoasined by the delay, and sbout ashamed of having been so emily robbed, andl stated that his watch, & silver shunting case watch and was worth $47.00, and the chain $22.00. The report of the bold highway rob- bery did mot reach the police until depot, who are it subjects for the at- tenton of the police. The opening execcises of the State Toachers’ association will be st Ma- sonic Hall, in place of the High Sehool bullding. The exercises will begin a% 7:30 to-morrow evening, superintondent; Prof._ Samuel 2 Ity. By order commi ee. A Livety Corner. the eastern roads to-night. 200 men claimi 1n line and marcl room of the commodious ‘manded that the Uaion pany, whose tickets formard them te_their furnish food daring the remainder of destitation formed More immigrants had arrived this but these 'm not consid- i entitled to fnn- on sccount (f 1 About2p.m. a U, P. wiarted for Grand libad by w vy of Bt Joe, besring five well filled coaches, probably 250 people; and & few minutes Iateran emigraat train of followed them oeasity of such a route to the west. Traina are expected from each of Masien Public Sehools. At the meeting of, the State Teach- Treitchke gain ~coupies the othertwo | ers’ association, High School block stores, which are in ‘‘fne trim,” one a8 | Omaha, on Wednesday and Taursday a grocery storesud the other ass sam. ple rocm. The 1 fanc. Europeas was Satucdey afierivor, and preseats quite o lively appearance, ll-mpq!l‘fih i1l all orders for Schili’s genaine Milwaukee Bot- tied Boer. M A. MoNauina, mar26-3t Sole Agent. of #he present week, Mr. S..C. Ben- qhhi-- nett; _of Bostan, fwill illustrate the nl-ddkgnd-vfl.lmn‘h fl.’l-‘- afternoon sestion and a class from the High Sehool will sing on Wednesday vening: A musical deill will also be. given on Thuredsy mornlng at 9:30. - Taermscrxe sells FRESH EGGS, 74 dozen for one dollar. CHOICE: DAIRY batter, 20 cents per pound. G a s Union Pacific bridge plers were sprang considerably from the perpendicular, bot it was examined yesterday and found to be unscathed. Queen Esther, ot Council Blufls, is aboom of rare maguitade. Over a bundred dollars worth of tickets were bought there the first hour after they were handed to the signers. The box sheet will be opened both hers and in Council Blufls Wednesday moraing. Hospe's masie store has been selected as the place for the sale of tickets fn Omaba. 'Little Jennie McClellarid goes over to take the part of Haman snd Zoresh's child: Mr. Haery J. Parr, who 8o admirably. performed ‘*King” hm will be “Haman” ot the Bleffs, alternating with Prof. Seager. Lenaing to the Lora. The following donations have been received by the Ladies’ Relicf society uring the past_three) weeks: Cloth ing, trom Mra, John Wilber, Mre. A. J. Simpson, Mrs. Rathenberger, Mrs. Dinsmore, Mra. Gilbert, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Wallace; beans, from Mus. Gannett; fish, from Mr. Fleming; 300 printed aote heads and envelopes, from °F | Mr. Samuel Roes; three pairs of shoes, muslin and groceries, from Mrs. Levi Carter; three pairs of shoes, from Mr. The soclety »till has calls for chil- dren 1o be adopted, and earnestly desire to be informed should any cre know of children without parents or homes. Two letters were recvived last week;, one asking for & boy aud the other for agirl. Mzs, Wi, Wartace, Sc'y. THE PUREST and freshest drugs to be bad at Scarorer & Broar's Opera House Drug Stors, 211 Fif- ‘eenth etreet. w23 The best Overalls, Shirts and Un- derwear is made at L C. Enewald's, 13th and Jackson sireess. m28-m-w-n CAUCUS IN- THE FOURTH. Martin Dunham for Council- man and Meyer Goldsmith Recommended for Coun- cilman at Large. The republicans of the Fourth ward met in cancus in the rooms of the board of trade, Union block, last eve- ning to nominate a ward councilman and seven delegates to the city con- vention, % Mr. J. L. Webster was elocted chair- wan, and Mr. Peter L. Perine, secre- Mr. Charles J. Green moved thats committoe of five be apoointed to recommend the seven delegates to the city convention, which wes agreed to. The committee consisted of Messra. C. J. Green, E M. Burtlett, J. M. Thursten, Gus. Andarson and Nath.n T. Shelton. Daring the absence of the commit- teeit was ordered ihat the caucus proceed to nominate a candidate for councilman, ani nominations’ were asked for by the chair. Mr. C. A. Baldwin nominated Mar- tin Danham, Mr. W. J. Broatch nom- inated Meyer Goldsmith, Mr. M. G. McKoon nominated Ed. Haney, Mr. Feank Walters nominated Joseph W. Barker, Mr. Joseph W. Barker nom: inated John T. Bell, sud Mr. Hugh McCaffey, W. M. Bushman. The second ballot showed that Dun- ham was in the ascendency, though he did not have a majority of those present. Mr. Baldwin then moved to make him the unanimous choice of the caucus, which was do Ic was then proposed to recom- mended by ballot the councilmen at large from the Fourth ward. Messrs. John T. Bell, who received the next highest number of votes for councilma wes sgreed upon as first in nomination, then Meyer Goldsmith, Joseph W. Barker, Henry Pandt and George C. Towle. Only one ballot was taken, which resulted in 19 fur Goldsmith, 17 for Bell. ‘Onmotion Mr. Goldsmith was unan- imously recommended, and the dele- gates tothe convention were requested to advocate him for a councilman-at- large. By resolution the delegates were also instructed to recommend Mr. Jo- soph Bsrker for member of the school board from the Fourth ward. The eommittee appolnted to name’ delegates then reported, suggesting Messes. J. L. Webster, George W. Pettinglll, J. . Christiansea, Ed. Haney, Chatles Tumey, M. G. McKoon and Thomas Callao. The caucas, which was composed almost entirely of the best men of the ward, then adjourned. CAMPAIGN JOTTINGS. ‘The Primaries. The ropublican primary election will be held on Tassday, March 28th, between tho hours of 4p. m. and 7 p. m., at the following named places: First Ward—Slavon's hotel, Second Ward—Walenz’s hatel, cor- ner Thirteenth aod Leavenworth. Third Ward—Dr. Hyde's office, sonthwest corner Douglas and Thir- teenth streets. Fourth Ward—Sheriffs office, at the court house. Fifth Ward—Corner of Webster and Sixtecnth streets. Sixth Ward—Corner of Twentioth and Bart streets. A number of the Sixth ward repub- licans held & meeting at the store corner 20th and Burt. The following ticket and persons was agreed on as delegates to the city convention: Ralph Gaylord, Bruno Tezchuck, J. E4. Smith, 0. P. Straight, William Smith, C. 0. Housel, J. W. Nichol. T. J. Staley was ‘selected for ward conneilman, 0. C. Housel for council- man st large, and Leavitt Barnham for member of the borrd of eduow- tion. Drxocratic PEmARIEs. —The dem- ooratic primaries of the several wards of the city will bo held on the 3)th inst. (next Wednesday) betweon' the hours of five and seven o'clock p. m., at the following places. First Ward—at Mete's Hall Second Ward—at Wallenz's hotel, batween Thirteenth ond Fourteenth streets on Leavenworth street. Third Ward—At Dr. Hyde's office on Twelfth street; between Douglas snd Farohsm, Fourth Ward—At Court House, Fifth Ward—At Fuller Smith's. Sixth Wagd—At Eogine Houss No. One. A the primaries each ward will nom- inate a councilman for the ward, and also melect five (5) delogates to at- tenl a democratic city con- vention, to be called by the chsirman of the central commitice, for the JsEose of nominating 3 mayor, po- ice judge, tressurer, six councilmen snd aix members of the board of edu- eation to be supported by the electors of the city at the ensuing city election. At the city convention a central committee is also to be chosen. Campaign Shots —Uncle John Stanton has con- cluded to decline the nomination for mayor. His health will not parmit it. —TLeeder and Camings hold a pre. emption on the Fifth ward, and Oapt. Marsh has taken a sub-contract to osrry the ward with bis—horse car mariaes. —Tom Staley has succeeded in nominating Tom Staley for council- man of the Sih ward—in his own cancun. —Ualiee, you can cast your maiden votsat ths city eloction, providing ¥ are registerad, and you can regis- ter providing yoa are williog torecord yoursge. —Charloy Banches has postponed his trip to Germany for & couple of yoars, and concluded to take an inter- ‘estin tho sowerage buslness, when he is elected councilman from the Third, L3 « right to voto at the | election fur members of the echool board, they have a right to vote at | the primsries, | —Pat relies on Tom Callan’s batal- Tion to carry the fourth ward. — Hasoall thiuks he may comein as | the dark horse—if Chase can be lald out. —The ‘“‘Committee of Safety” in- age. Sho was a pleasant, sociable and brilliant Iady, and was very populsr in'Lincoln, where her desth will be sist that Barnoy Shannon maust glve | greatly regretted. up his bar practice and take a seat on S aRI R to Toa ARt the police court bensh. —If the Bourbons go back on J. J. L. C. he will bid good-bye to the dem- ocratic party and turn greenbacker. —1It was providential that M. Gold- smith and Tke Hascall happened accl- dentally to drop iato Smythe's office just as Col. Smythe's central commit- tee was in session and wanted to fill two vacancies on the committee. If these gentlemen of leisure hadn’t happened to drop in " just then the campalgn would have been atill-born. The following transfors were re- corded at the county olerk'soffice Fri- day as roported by Jobn L. Me- Cague, real estate sgent and convey- ancer: H. B. Sackett and wife to Wim. 1st -dd., q. c. d.—$2,363. Fred B. Lowe to Ezea Millad, blooks 10 ank 11 in Lowe’s 2d add , w. d.—$1,700. o S .hmu Quinn sud wife to Mwy NOTICE. The democratic caucus will be held at the northeast corner of Chicsgo and 12th street, Tuesdsy evening, March 29th, at 7:30. All democrats that are interested in nominating good men for the city offices, and delegates to the connty couvention, are expected to be in attendance. Byorder of ward committee. add., w. d.—$250. D. Creighton, w 4 lot 3, blook 18, Omaha, w. d.—$2,30). Sidney Dillon, 309 7 seo. 6, tp. 16, T. 12 & 80, 5, tp. 15, r. 1l 6., w. . S lot 28, Griffin & Isaac's add., w. d.— New stylesat Rivger's. $600. Sophia Lowe to Thos. sod 0,10, tp. 16, r. 100, v $1,120. “WINE OF CARDUI” for Ladies only. At C. F. Goodman's, S ‘Weekly Market Review. e S ocet S The largest as well as the smallest, and the| mediom sized man, can be well suited in Pants, Overalls, Shirts and Underwear, at L. C. Eno- wald's, 13th and Jackson streets. m28-m-w-s THE LADIES EMPORIUM. Tt is to the advantage of every lady. in Omaha and vicinity to call and ex- amino our new importations of spring styles in BLACK and COLORED silk costumos, Ursrers, Crecurars and Jacksts. Wo sell colored stuft suits ready made cheaper than yon can buy the material. McDoxALp & Hazrisox, 1408 Farnham Street. School Hats at Ringer's. Death Record. Anns, daughter of Christina and James Poterson, March 24th, aged 3 years. Funeral will take place from 20thand Nicholas street to-mor- row at 2 o’clock. WHOLESALE. Owuaza, March 29, 1881, there has been Tittle wholesale busl ness transaoted during the past week. time to come. oRaz. Wrzar—Higher; No. 2, 82¢;o. 3, %720; rejected, 56c. Bauzy—Nominal, Rvz—No. 3, 82. Corn—Westorn mixed 24c. 0Oars—No. 2, 30c. "PRODUCE. Dall; batter, quiet and lower; good, tm York, 14jo; potatces, blows, 90c;early rose, 76¢: inal; hay, firm; _baled, Johanna Prause, wifo of George 11 50' in bulk, §7 25@8 00; Prause, March 27th, sged 28 gears. The faneral will take place on March 29th, 2 p. m., from 19th street, be- tween Pierce aud Mercy, Maurice Fitzgerald, born in the parish of Keel, county Kerry, Ire- land, died Fridsy morning at the 0'Connell House in thia city. His friendsare supposed to b in Wiscon- sin and Massachusetts, Milwaukee and Saline papers please copy. oysters, 25@35@40 comb, firm at 19@22¢. PORK AND LARD, breaki $9 75; bacon, clear, 38 62 $5 50@4 75; lard, $10 00. LIVE 870K, Dull; native @4 25; western, NOTICE. The Chicago Steam:Dye Works have removed to second door east of nominal Preston, parcels and lots fn Wilcox's Harrlet Jones to John 0. Motrow, ot 1 n blook 4, Shull's addition, Daon, lota5 and 6 in block 1, Qnu:nl W. W. Grant and A. B. Mathew- son to John D, Creighton, lot 6 in Landislaos B.mmy and wifo to Benxy Basivetz to Reuben Allsn, Wilkinson, Owing to the floods and blockades Prices romain ab:ut the same, with no prospects of a change for some 160; choice, 18c; eggs, lower and gaiet at 12ho; cheese, Nebrasks, 14c; New firm; peach ;onicus,nom- clder, quiet and unchanged, $8 50 per cask of 40 gallons; hickory nuis, 65c@$1 10 per bu.; cheanuts, $3 00; walnats, 65¢; | " cranberries, §7 00@8 00 per bbl; fresh per can; bonoy, Qalet and unchanged shams,smoked, 9 60@10 00; dry salt_sides, clear, $7 25@8 00; ribs, $7 75;| shoulders, fat stoers, $3 50 cows, native, §3 00@3 35; western, nom- inal; sheep, western, butchers stock, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Adv ertisements To Loan, For Sale, Lost Found, Wants, Boardicg, &, will be in- seried In these columus once for TEN CENTS ‘per line; each subsequent Insertion, FIVE CENTS per lno. The first insertion mever less than TWENTY-FISE CENTS. LOAN—$1006 on strictly fi 1O 7 dress - B B ohees - 080 ONZY 20 LOAX. D.L. a Law Offics ROt AB: oot Creienton Hock \ 'ONKY TO LOAR—I1100 M O piverdn Los Arency. nov-a24t © = _ WEP WANMTED TV SRR Gl for aing room, 38 31cs, T7thacd Capitol Avenus. centle- sty ANTED—A fornished room, by man. Stte terma, Address Bec Off e. VW ANTED—Boy wicut 16 eas old o lar a0 coraics te de. Enquire st 2310 Dodgo 491 strvet. ANTED_Dining room girl. Call at this ofice; als a first cless head-waiter. 492:3) ANTED—Good sieady i ddlo_sged woman, to tuke arvof a taby. Apply st uhis 493 office. WA.I'ED—B’H"])M’( lork and city salesman, must be acquuintd in city. Addresd 3L.,” Beo offce, 497.33 ANTKB—Girl for general housework to g0 ten milesin the country. Appy_im. mediately +t 277 Far: ham 81, 10398 ANTEO—fwo or thrce day boarders; Cor. 15th and Chicago. 47635 W ASIED-il, must be good cok; washer and ironer: to such xood wagos wil be paid. N.E Cor. 18th aud Farobaw. TANTED—A giri 10 do bousewo k in a emall ‘family. Apply 8¢ 1365 Doulas st. is0es ANTED—Glrl for geaeral housework, good wagea wil be pud to 3 cumpet.ni gl Vs B Ot ANTED—A partner with 82,000 to join ad- Yertiserin tbe extension (f an estavlished snd one of the bes: prying Dasisess in i west. | Appiy to . W Simen, Eoom 6, Casightor A St AN ASTED—Cook st 3 ealacn bt AN WANTED—At end of 16th séreet car track. H.W.Ball. 4401 313 North t_snd Chi 25748 Au-r:n—-r-o ‘more borders 0 3 WOMAN Wants situstion a) houso-keeper. A ‘Call No. 1215 Ho ward streot, betw een 13th and 15th, 3581 WANTSD—A girl_for general housewa Maust be gocd csok. Good wages to com. potent ik, M. . Rogers, cornor 10th snd Feaven ccta, st noedo : would take a reliavie partoe: E. K. Webb, Ju.kson, Dakota Co. VW A5TED A sond house ko, 1108 Burn Cupctairs. ANTED—An experienced butcher wants %o start a meat Ciacketi 1 some swall west. lac p with tools, coa- iy Toestes. e Lr THOMASY At 10 RENT—large pleasunt frort room, fur- © . 16th and Burt. 47 ed rooms at 1417 Cass sircet, opposiic new briek sehool house. (8430 s, 5 and 6 large 'd all convenfences n . ApSly to 8.7, Petersen, 15th and DouglasSis., over Bushman's store. 46431 the old place. L. Kromrzscr., | $3 25@350; natives, $3 75@400@4 25; m23t6 veal is scarce and sells readily (8 Bt i Syl at 85 50@6 00; hogs, higher and PRESCRIPTIONS active; fair stock $4 95; choice, | TSORSALE—A small well built houso of four SPECIALTY, ot Scmrorer & |carloadlots, §6 15. rooms snd yummer kitchon With corner Beoar's Opera House Pharmacy, 211 owoommns ; Unchanged; sugars, out losf, 10§ Fiftentnstesst . w38 | ) Powdered 10Jo; granulated, Spring style of Young Men's Nob bles at the Great New York Hat Co. %0, 8jo; yellow “C" Se. 22-6¢ Stk Strors—Bost barrals, A trial package of “BLACK-DRAUGHT ” $2 30 per keg; standard bbls., 47 pe: free of charge. gallon; standard balf bbls., 49c; stan- ALG.F. Gootmaws, | dard kegs, 8200 por keg. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ssntos 18c, Mexican 18, fancy ri Ex-U. §.Marshal Wim.{Daily,was in the city yesterday. Chas. 1Atkins, Esq., formerly general agent of the Northwestern railroad, has recurned from the east, where he was call- ed by the sudden illcess of a brother, and wasiinithe city yesterdsy. Lee Solomon, Hon. and Josevhine Points, son and daughter of N. L D. Solomon, have arrived from Havensville, Kansas, and are the guests of Mr. Solomon. Major Gustave R. Stevenson, our well known_authority on local dramatic and ‘musical matters, has accopted a temporary position with United States Marshal Bier- bower, as deputy. Captain N. T, Spoor, general agent of #hs Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail- road, came up from Topeka Sunday ‘morning on busiuess with the Union Pa- cific officials, and returned last evening. The captain ia lookiog well and hearty. J. B. Haynes, special correspondent of Tar Oxana Bee during- the session of the legislatureand one of the best press repre- sentives here, has acoepted & position as stenographer in the office of the general ticket agent of the U. P, railroad com- pany. While we_congratulata Mr. Haynes on the prospect of fature success in rail- good do. 14 $3 00, 2 1b. goosebertries $3 50, 31b; beans $2 50, 2Ib Lima do. $2 25. Fisa—11b No. Lmackerals halfbbl., $7 60; mackeral, kits, $1 25 do., half bbl, 1 b, whitofish, haif bol., $8 00 bbl. $2 25: do, kits, 90c; box, 50c. 1b., 11c; sliced do }o, common 10}, pranes 8c. POULTRY. Firm and in good demand; 12@13c; geese, 10@120. GREEN FRUITS Active and _ higher; Michigan, $3 00@3 26; Missouri, 82 75@3 00; melaga. lomous, $4 2 Messina, 85 00; oranges, Messin $4 50 per box, Valencins, $8 10§0; standard A, 10c; oft “A” 9303 | 1) white extra +0," 9c; staniard extrs, 50c per gallon;best half barrels,52c; best kegs, Corrrrs—Costa Rioa 184 por Ib,, 160, cho'ce do. 164c; prime do., 16c; CANNED Goons—3 Ib, peackes 34 50 per case, 2 Ib. peaches §3 15, 2 Ib. blackborries $2 20, 2 Ib. raspbercies poara $300, 3 lb. tomatoos 83 00, 2 Tb. do. $250, 2 Ib. coen 375, 2 Ib. peas §5 00, 21b. do, $3 00, 2 Ib string family $4765do, do, kits, 85c; do, Kkits, $1 25; family do, half bbis., $5'00; do, do, kits 8L 00; Labrador herring, half bbl. $400; do, quarter acaled, per Deep Froms—Alden apples, per de, 6c; peaches, per 1b., 8; blackberriss live chickens, no demand; dressed, 11@ 120; ducks, dressed, 10@11c; l.nrkeyl, applos, Northwestern Mutual Life INSURANCE COMPANY. Annual Statement, January 1 1881. - 81,876,925 16 1, 24 DISBURSEMENTS. A . s, Surrendered and Laps Dividends to Policy Holders,. ¢ ! Total Payments to Policy Holders, Taxes... gt Salaries, Officers, Cleris, For diem aud expenses of Toustecs, Advertising, Supplies aad Expro-sage,. Exchange and Postage, TLaw, Loan and Claim Expenses, Fuel, Gas, Building Expenses, Furniture, Traveling, Total Disbursements, Loans an Bonds and M 82,681,722 85 United States Bonds, market vaiue, $1,7 nl 8) 35, 3 b R 68 ¢ e Bank, Accrued Tnterest and Rent, d Bill { *Unpaid Renewal Prems., priacipally Dec. Collsctio Total Assets,... Losses and Claims unadjusted, Promiums paid in advance,. ‘Accroed Commissions (estima Unpaid. Dividends (estimated Re-erve on policies Iapsed, .. $18,345,212 38 to paid-up ce, Reserve (Actuaries 4 per cent. Total Liabilities, $15,384,915 37 Surplus over 4 per cent., Reserve,......... . $3,011,207 (;l Twenty-Fire per cent, deducted. New York Reserve would give over 4,000,000, The interest receipts of the compsay since organization has more than equaled {ts lossos by death, and 1830 was the seventh yesr in succession in which the Intersst. receipts exceeced lts combined disbursements of death claims and experses. Interest receipts in 1880, Death Losses and Expenses, Excess of Interest Receipts, Interest Receipts since Organization, . Death Losses paid since Organ zation, ‘Excess of Interest Receipts, Thisis a Showing that can bomade by no other Compaxy. AGENTS WANTED. W. H. LAWTON, General Agent, Frenzer’s Block, Opp. Postoffice, 9maha, Neb. STATE OF NEERASKA, INSURANGE DPARTMENT: T is heraby certifio, that th ro has in tn s offics eworn statement showing the con- diton of the Noruwetam Wt Lo orance Cumpasy oeted st Mk i The S of Wiscoamia, on the et dav of Mar . 1581, in 3 cor ance the Lepisatare of th: Stato of Nebrgka. ' Regtiate Tnstrance e Stacutes of 1673, that said compan Blod the neccesary o » statement shoving Aid sompany i fosetscd of requISe amant of capivay and INviated a0 quied by law Snhorits 1) herofors »iveh to the above Ramel company b trandact the appeepriate busi- nessof Lo InSarancs, i ths Biate, i ¢ ordaace with the 1avp tnereot antl fme Sis ey of Jane ery, 182, "7 fartner cerify, that Wi, . Lawton, of Omahs, County cf Dougias, s authorized. to_ trane- act Dustness acoo-dlig to. 1aw fof saif comoany a6 theie 3geac and. aitoroer by Alime with 1he Slork o BonsiasGrny. » Sopy o th sl matement of sa compasy 11t coifcae f e Suditor and publ catlon oiWormo.as required by section 1 of sid o :atimony whe-cor, I have herounto se: my hand and sdized my sea of offco, a6 Lineoln, this firt day of Sarch 1851, (Sealed] JOHN WaLLICHS, Auditor of P. A. AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & co, Tot, well 1iid our, fruit an vergreen trocs, of s 0. avly nl it go’d well and cella r, P T. JENKIN, Z1th and D o ES RABLE PROPERTY Near Omaha For Bale—10 acres with good delliag house, ichard and_vineyard, all beartng. The Jand is very productive, nd is well adupted for market gardeninz or farming. 1he house plat, vith orharl and vineyard, smouniing to sboat r F E—A span of bay horsce, and good “new Swagon. Eoquire corn. and Davenport stieet, at Mr, Mauui 4 RABECHANCE—Tor ale, toanding house completely furnished, ton micutes walk from Pogtoffice, ten rooms, five uitable for roomers now occupled; coing good business. U health resson for selling. ~ Address A ., ost 0] e of § rooms with ot prouad. 1 taes chup Inquire 2414 Fazubiam §¢., Boges’ additi % 508 and pouies, at co and Izard, at Bedman's barn, o 10th K FoRsau 4 dw.lling house, 3 rooms 00l barn snd outhouses. in- ohwscn's ice office. 303-tf O SALE—Ten (10)residence lots_on apper | 1 i et S S o s Fou SALE—Mags of Doughs and Sarpy counties. A. RO_EWATER, 15%) Fam- ham St 32041 OR Fur. Tste Seven m gtrect. ood business lots on JOBN L. MCTAGLE, Opposite Postofice. UL SALE—Lease aud furniture of a tirst- class hotel lu a town of 1300 intiabitants, in State of Nevraska, Has 26 | eds, U men’s resort. Lnquire at e office travelling 21841 bullding with saloon i irnitare and stock, on 10th BE., opposita th U P. depot, for sale very cheap: Or the fixtures, furnitare and stock will be sold 304 building reated. Inquire of £0. KREISS- 911 OB SALETro ciose carriagor, ot 4. Simpson's. MisGELLANEOUS 04 O 70 own half-breed road business, yet we think that in his | maloga ~grapes, 7 007 50 per | Lics: l\;:\hlo.-,nml:.llw{u, jvery shert e e o S e et e most promising young journalists,—Lin LEATHER. -24_. coln Globe. Quiot; shoemaker’s stock, sole leath- OBt 14 & d 15th Sts and bet. How- oronk sl d0a4Sepulh. hemlok | o M S NOTOR 70 coNTRAUTORS, | e 008%: wpper comman, | SRELLLG i Sealed proposals will be recsived until 12 o'clock noon, April 2d, 1881, for materlals and erecting two, three- story brick buildings. Plans and specifications can bs seen at the cffice of Dafrene & Mendel- sohn, architects. SamuzL Burss, $100@1 30; French calf, $1 50@2 10; domestio ki3, 80@81 00; French,$1 00 @1 0. Hanxnss Stoox—Qulet No. 1, oak tanned, 42@45¢;No.2, oaktanned, 40@ 43c; No. 1, hemlock tanned, 37@39c; No. 2, hemlock trimmed, 35@37c. 00. Active, with good demand; hickory 2500d-t2 Boous & Huwr. and oak, $7 75@8 00; cottonwood, 85 506 00. Try the VERBENA, best Gncigar| BRICK. in the market. Scle Agen's, Dull; common in kiln, $8 60@ Gl T 10 00; prossed, $16 0018 00. Opera Houso Drug Store, Z11 Fif- TR i aos Btm\rly, framing, 18 ft. and onder, ; ‘encing No. 1, 13 50720 1., $22 00; No» 3, 12 t0 20 t., §20 00; common boards, dressed, 30.00; flooring, No. 1, $40 00; No. 2 do, 855 0 iding, Bo. 1, $2600; No. 2 do, 822 00; 8 do, 82000; finishing, $40 00@S5 00; shiplap, plain, $23 00; ceiling, _three-cighth beaded, 6 inch, No. 1, $2500; shin- gles, 3 5083 75; pickots, No. 1, per M, $32 60; No. 2, $25 00; posts,cedar, 16@180; oak, 30@40c. Naus, Firm ond active; $315; leas guantities, GARDEN SEEDS. Laudreths ‘& Sons’ celebrated gar den seed, in bulk and in packages. Select onlon sets, choics seed pota- toes just received, eto., etc. § Hzesey Boux & Co., 23resd-tf_ Sixteenth & Oal. Sts. “BLACK-DRAUGHT ” cures costive- AL C, §. G-olman’s. cudae: Death.. Mrs. Fairfiald, wife of Chancellor Fairfield, of the State University at Lincoln, was found dead in her bed Satusday morning at a. hotel in Mon- mouth, TIl., where she had stopped on her way homa from Chicago A postal card addressed to her son, who is employed in the B & M. headquarters in_this city, was found in her room, snd the city marshal 175, do 175°, m turpestine pug-]. of Monmouth taking his direcs 55c; sperm oil, $1 50; whale, 70,. tion from the card, telegraphed the | 3B 30¢- son informing him of his mother's car load lots, $3 20@3 35. FURS. Unchanued; Mink, 25@750; muskrat, 5@8c; oter, $00@8 00; beaver, $1 00 @1 6U; raccoon, 35@50c; skunk, 16@ 40c; wolf, 35@70; fox, red, $125; grey, 81 40; emu.rzso Steady; golden muhm-ry. 450 gl.;lard, extra. winter, 906; No, 1, 70:,N» fl 55¢; linseed, boiled, 60c; raw, G76; neats foot, pure, 75c; cosl oil, 144e: earbon, 110°, 13& do 150' HIDES AND TALLOW. . Bteady: green hides, 54@6o; gree: death, acd askiog what disposition | 3¢ o 3 ry n'x‘::.’ 1dc; d.ry -h, should be made of her remsins. 1le; 50c@8l 50; The deceased was about 45 yesrs of - per 1b. A LL fl“ux il gtand Momdayy’ Tucsdn inesdays’ oach week, beginning the first of April, on Twentiath, west of Eightecnth street car-track termious, aud the remafnder of cach week at the coraor of 1t and Howard streots. HE DESTTHING YETIL. G, Clark & Cos Tmperial Self Raising Winter Whest Flour, oF Pancakes, Biscuits, aod ail kinds of pasry. Try . Ask our grocer ot it- 0ST—830 in currency. Rewara to_finder. Call at Ish & McMaton's. 452 EAMS CAN BE GUT—At John Ban: for all kinds of work, at reasonab) near corner 15th and Leavenworth St stable Srsut POWDER |, yyes, bsolutely Pure. o trom Gr tartar.—No other vm o rlen makes m K ey fl-u hot brsdsy luxarious pastry. e P 0 s resaici o ooty o Indigeatitle food Boid 011y fn cxum, by cocers. Roy, Basc Po"hll Co., §fll Bl i Bome. - bamp o8 #0f i siae'a "% | Noar Union Pacifi Depot. THE STO N CLOTHING \ HOUSE, : STREET, X2 MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS At Wholesale | OVERALLS, SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, Neckwear. y e Largest Variety! The Very Bast Prices Mr'r’s Agents for Celluloid Collars and Cuffs, Rubber Coats and 0 Star Umbrell REVE, JARVIS & CO., 50,000 DOLIL.ARS CHEAP ! GHEAPER ! CHEAPEST MAX MEYER & BRO. P.opose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thew N entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE z At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 ver cent. beiow any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their New Store,"Cor. IIth & Farnham We Mean Rusiness. Come and be Convineed. H.B. MY ERS, DECORATIVE PAINTER. Best Designs, Latest Styles and Artigtic Work. _Frices and Specifications farni:hed- Get my Ficures before Or- dering Work Elsswhere, SIGNS, Paper Hanging. Plain Paintiog of all Kinds. RBASONW Am RATES, arney Street, ©OMAHA, NEB, macdleodlm . WAKEFIELD. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER I¥ LATH, SHINGLES, ' Pickets, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Lime, Cement, Plaster, &c. STATE ACENT FCR MILWAUKEE CEMENT CO., OMABA, NEB. B2A FARN The Latest Styles! J. A